Turnip and Pea Mix Seasoned with Pepper and Butter
A simple dish using diced cooked turnips combined with cooked peas and carrots, seasoned with salt and freshly ground pepper, finished with butter or margarine for a rich taste.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1951
Page
9
A simple dish using diced cooked turnips combined with cooked peas and carrots, seasoned with salt and freshly ground pepper, finished with butter or margarine for a rich taste.
Twelve Polk Street Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service delegates attend the Northwest Texas Conference school of missions in Lubbock this week. The event features a full committee roster with deans, registrars, and workshop leaders guiding the conference program through Friday.
Dorothy Dix answers a divorced 30 year old father of two seeking a wife who will share his home and children. Advice stresses avoiding bars, seeking a capable stepmother, and not rushing, plus warning that a current flirtation may hurt self esteem.
A Bell Syndicate release counsels maintaining self-respect and resisting pressure from an older man over money decisions. It suggests that the wife will manage finances rather than the husband, implying caution against pandering to eccentricities.
Members of the Junior Business Women's Club hosted a come-as-you-are breakfast at Mrs. Verne Gordon's home, 1807 Chama. Guests included Mrs. John Branner and many hostesses and attendees with Miss Reta Wymore presiding at coffee.
Women's Auxiliary to the Postal Transport Association plans a hobo party Friday at 12:30 in San Jacinto Park. Mrs. Preston Cook will serve as hostess for the event.
A small head of green cabbage is cut into wedges and simmered in a little milk in a covered heavy saucepan until tender. The cabbage is seasoned with salt freshly ground pepper and a touch of Worcestershire sauce and served with the pan liquid.
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